Leather beveling tool made of wood

This table-top tool can be used to easily chamfer the long sides of leather strips or the leather edges of larger pieces.

This useful tool was developed by organ builder Grüble for the time-consuming chamfering of leather edges, primarily for bellows reeds. The angle and distance of the razor blade block can be ideally adjusted with just one adjusting screw. Leather strips or pieces of leather should be at least 10 cm long because of the pull-through.

On the following video of the developer (use without our responsibility), you can see the function in practice very well. However, a very sharp standard razor blade and leather that is not too soft, coupled with a little dexterity, are always required.

In any case, a very good tool for carrying out this often annoying but necessary work on leather.